Oka vs OpenVC: which fits your raise?

OpenVC is a free investor directory where founders can send their deck to investors and track who opened it. Oka is an AI fundraising workspace for Europe: it ranks funds for your round and finds warm paths to them. Here is how they differ.

Side by side

Investor data

Oka
11,100+ actively deploying funds, Europe-first, each with thesis, stages, cheque size and the rounds it took part in (from press reports).

OpenVC
A large global directory of VCs, angels and accelerators with stated thesis, stage and cheque size.

Matching to your round

Oka
The AI ranks funds against your specific round and explains each match.

OpenVC
Filter by sector, stage and geography.

Warm introductions

Oka
Maps warm paths from your Gmail and LinkedIn, plus advisors', angels' and cap-table contacts' networks.

OpenVC
Not the core of the product — outreach is mainly deck submission.

Pipeline / CRM

Oka
A CRM and pipeline built for a raise.

OpenVC
A fundraising CRM is included.

Deck sharing & tracking

Oka
Not offered.

OpenVC
Deck links per investor with open and read-time tracking.

Price

Oka
Access starts with a call; pricing follows your stage. No free self-serve plan.

OpenVC
Free to use, with a paid premium plan.

Choose OpenVC if…

  • You want a free, global list and to send your deck to many investors yourself.
  • Deck-open tracking matters more to you than ranking or warm paths.

Choose Oka if…

  • You are raising in Europe and want funds ranked for your round, with reasons.
  • You want to reach investors through warm introductions instead of cold submissions.

Facts about OpenVC are taken from its own website and were checked on 1 October 2026. Plans and prices change — please check the source: openvc.app, OpenVC investor database. Something out of date? Tell us.

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